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a Mrs, Gen. Grant has received from
Charles L. Webster a check for $33, 3,3S4.5S as
additional profits on the sale Other husbands
book. She has thus far received to date a
total of 1884, ,459.53 The financial success of
the Generals memories is unprecedented in
the history of literature.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09
Sheriff 8 Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
Henry Holterman, as County Treasurer of Henry
county, Ohio.
Vs.
Amos Hilburn, Henry H. Hilburn ct al.
Order Of sale from Henry county Court of Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue Of an order of sale from the above
named Court and to me directed as Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the North door
OF the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 8, 1887,
a the hour Of 2o'clock, pm. of said day. the fol
lowing described real estate situatedn Henry conn
ty, Ohio, to-wit: .'
The south east quarter(4) of the quar-
ter (A), of section number two (2), in township
number three (3) north of range eight is east, in
said Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised ct $500. III 5stts itia &HfoW
Terms Of sale, cash. r stsfyf 4qttfg. .;cs
e. L. BARNES,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio. T
r. W. Cahill, Attorney for Plaintiff. l3'g
Napoleon, Ohio, June 4, 1886. ,.fga IS Al
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"Oh, Miss Brown, who was that very
homely young lady you were with this
afternoon?" "That, sir? That was
my sister," "Oh-ah--I-I beg ten
thousand pardons. ] ought to have
noticed the great resemblance! That
ls-that is''-Then he wished an
earthquake would happen right then
and there.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

~ The president celebrated his irst an
adversary Of connubial bliss, nThuEsdny OF
last week, in pleasant picnic pagty on a
sIanll lake. One short year Of mafrNd life
seems to have agreed wen with Grover GIsve-
land.
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.B A requisition has been made upon the
United States Treasury for IS, ,0OO, 900 for the
payment of pensions in June. This ex-
hausts the pension appropriation for the
fiscal year. For the year beginning July l,
there will be available $7TOOO,OOO, including
the payment of Mexican war pensions, all Of
which will be needed for the current pay
ments for the year. This is greater sum
than was ever paid by the Government for
pensions in single year, and the fact must
be very distressing to the Republican party
leaders who SO felicitously predicted that the
soldiers would be deprived of their pittance
under Democratic Administration. co.
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eY- Collector johnson has appointed Jake
Kohn and J.W. Nelson, to positions in the
Internal Revenue Office, made vacant by the
designations of s. s. Garfield and Charles A.
Oottrill
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sHERIFT's SALE.
George NJ. Johns,


Elias Gallmoire and Mary Gallmore, his v life.
Order of Sale from Henry County Court Of Common
~. d Pleas. -f u ''''-
BY virtue Of an Order of Sale issued from the
above named Court and to me directed Sheriff Of
Henry County, will offer at Public Sale at the
North door Of the Court House, in Napoleon,
Ohio, on sts. H.nt ,g5 .,f uIg..
Saturday, July 9th, 1887, ,.#
at the hour of2 O'clock p. M. OF said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. situated in Henry
County, Ohio, to-wit:
The south fifty feet off of inlots number two
hundred and elghty-nine (2S9), two hundred and
and ninety (290) and two hundred and ninety one
GOD Of the original plat Of Deshler, Henry county,
Ohio. - r'is t.'.t. .'',i -
Appraised at $50. 4, .s. -...3. ...... ,..r
Terms Of Sale Cash. ...,
.' ~ E. T. BARNES,
. ;. .tt Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
R. W. Cahill, Attorney for Plaintiff. .....s
Napoleon, Ohio, June 4, 1887. 900
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n" Coffee will cost more during the next
year by 100 per cent. believes the Cleveland
Press, than it did in 1870. The cause is put
down to a partial failure in the crop in Brazil,
Ceylon and Java, but the spectators have
taken advantage of bad situation to make
it still worse. The product is an easy one to
corner, and cornered it seems to BE, hence
there is no telling to what figure it may 20.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

sW Here's hope for the impecunious
young mana soda water generator in
Lexington, KY, exploded yesterday Girls,
the blamed things are dangerous, doncher
know?-Cin Telegram.
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Inspector's Report.
NApoIros. omo, Hrsar couErr.

To IHKH HoS. JUDsE oF PBoBATR-
of
s.
intention did forthwith enter cocn and
should
the
the o the Treasure
Respectfully submitted j. NJ.
s.. Nj POWELL,
ID Napoleon u June lst 1885,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

sB- President Cleveland disclaims any
knowledge of the extended western tour the
newspaper correspondents have marked out
for him.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

tY Women in Ohio can sell, mortgage or
lease the house or land which they hold in
their own name without consulting their
husbands.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

w The decrease in the valuation of per-
sonal property in Seneca county, outside of
Tifin, is over $340, 900 as compared with last
year. ste.f. .rl
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

tB- Convention to nominate State labor
ticket has been called for July 4, at Colum.
bus.
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tB-One of the Pittsburg natural gas COM
panies, whose plant it is said cost 100000,
has. an income from their gas of 81, 100000.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

t#- Ex-vice President Wheeler died at
his residence in Malone, N. y, on the morn
ing of the 4th. i - ~ - -' -
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DITCH NOTICE.

Lot
affected by the Ditch Improvement Herein Designated.
,
To A. E. Delaney and Wn. .'. '.. .'
the County
owne a
filed
m 's.R
Ill.,
T. EsHma
ICON
D. -,.r
1l
CHAS. EVERS, Auditor.
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rB The Democrats of Defiance county
will hold their convention on August 18th.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

An incendiary fire destroyed about
one-third Of the business portion of
Sycamore, O.
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~ The Frances Cleveland' style of cut
ting the hair is the most popular with the
ladies now. It's all the go. How is it done?
Well, it is cut short in front, Just even with
the ears and over the head, This cut is made
in three layers. The two upper ones are
curled backward and the one in front is curl
ed outward over the forehead. The back
hair can be long or shingled. 1t doesn't
matter. The shape of the face must be
studied For the full, round face it is better
not to curl the hair just over the ears, but let
it remain shingled, just plain; but if the face
is delicate, slender, then curl the hair or fluff
it all over the front of the head. 1t gives a
charming effect.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

The following information relating to pat
ents granted by the United States patent Of
fee, for the week ending May 3lst, 1887, as
compiled from the official records by the
Howard Bros, solicitors of patents, cor. 7th
and E SITS. n. W., Washington, D. c.:
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~ Can the red mAn be civilizedf An af-
irmative answer 70 this question seems 10 be
given I'm an article entitled 'Metlskahtle,' %
by p. L. White, which will bspablished in
the July number of american Magazine. A
tribe of brutal savages. the worst Indians on
the Pacific Coast, has been transformed, ac-
cording to this account, into an orderly,
industrious and thrifty community.
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Statement Of the Condition
l.t az ,--oF THE .Hi ,u~.
"@7 srw' tuGc" tavt ,HiYto,
.Oh1O II N227zeYS
INSURANCE co.
ON THE. sa.1nytae
31st Day Of December, 1886.

Every year since the organization Of the COM
pany in 1884, Its income has exceeded its expendi
use of steam threshers, and gasoline stoves with
out extra charge, and pays for live stock killed nv
lightning on the farm. 1t endeavors to do exact
Justice in the settlement Of every loss and offers
the lowest rates which will guarantee to its policy
holders absolute protection. also have full line
Of other good companies, the Home OF New York
ONCE over A. Bradley's store, on Washington ST.,
Napoleon, Ohio. =. Il, s. +. LONG, Agent.
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SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

NOOo5SuIJ 70 q CiEOICoJ O1Vs
, HENRY BOIL, Chairman,
IL Dem. State Com.
A. G. HARBAueH, Sec'y, IlsrHF .
- tfa Dem. State Com. - l..
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

W. s. Armstrong, Cleveland, bracket hook
for cage protectors. ....
NJ. L. Bedford, Van Vert, food gate.
p. J. Cairns, Cleveland, copying machine.
G. E. Clark, Clay Center, door hanger.
R. Ely, Delaware, fireplace blower.
R. Grove, North Lima, curry comb.
j. L. Hall, Van Vert, nut lock.
H. NJ. Handalay, Columbus, cheese knife.
G. w. James, Lima, car coupling.
B. A. Legg, Columbus, drive chain.
WA. McCool, Perrysville, die for forming
grooved metal bars.
: N. P. Mix, Avenue, and @. F. Marvin, Co.
'lumbus, machine for sharpening circular
saws.
J. Mortore, Steubenville, collar supporting
pad for draft animals.
j. @. Ruffcorn, Polk, fence.
r. A. Sawyer and w. L. Guy, Columbus,
fence post. If
8. F. Seely, Toledo, folding canvas, cot and
canopy. --7S
Jos. Sieber, Columbus, embalming table.
]. d. Smead, Toledo, dry closet.
L. L. Ssngendorf, Cincinnati, sheet metal
corner iron. i7 .-..I.. 81.
G. L. Sprague, Andover, carpet stretcher.
w. M.Steinle and A. Sem, Toledo, cigar
punching machine.
H. M. Weaver, Mansfield, grain feeder and
packer.
G. II. Wetzell, Lancaster, stopper fastener.
j. s. Zerbe, Hartwell, hand fire extinguish-
er. g< 3tA %
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-06-09

=. Sheriff of enry county, Ohio,
r. W. Cshill, Atty for Plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, May ~, 1887. $i8 90
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Napoleon, @, June LIST, 1887.
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LEMONS AND LONGEVITY
Ixpcricncc OF an Old Physician of Threo
SNnrN and Tnrnc..L,nr Nitinnta.

Experience OF an Old Physician of Thrco
Score and Thrcc-.I'or Hationts.
DR.. Otto iullGratT, who founded the
Old l'ond street dispcnSary, believes that
there isa wonderful deal Of virtue in
lemons, Dr.. FullgraT numbers his years
BY three acorc and three, but looks not n
day over fifty. In 1915" he avs Il
began drinking lemonade regularly,
taxing the entire juice of two or three
lemons at q time in an ordinary goblet
of water, with a small ~tcaSpoonful of
sugar for each lemon, aftcrward rinGing
my mouth with clear water 70 remove
the acid and sugar from teeth and gums.
With 1are exceptions, I have now taken
lemonade II This way four times daily
for twelve ycars-upon rising in the
morning, about 1 o'clock p. M, half an
hour before dinner and on retiring at
niGh.; and whenever professional duties
prevented it, | have felt at once the
Gb&cnC2 OF the lemon idiCc in NV system.
Il take only two meals daily, but con
sumo besides Il considerable quantity Of
fruits OF tho season, such as grapes,
peaches, melons, oranges, etc. l have
no taste for md DO not use ale, porter.
wine or Spirits. Formerly my ordinary
weight WAS 100 pounds, my hcight Eoinc
rs u0w it"c fect sevcn and Il ls1lt ..nhas.
For ]scVora! cars past I have y bod in
the nC!%hlor! cod Of 800 pounds without
fcaling the ..i..htc,t Inconvenience ;nc:c-
from. ! cNJuy practically perfect health,
the coating If my stomach Is unim-
paired, my step is Cuicl; and firm. my
nerves are ateady IS a rock and have
al tie vigor Of youth. During thc forty
three years Of my residence in New York
] lave not been on, Of Che CITY altogether
more thnu six months, and ! have been
in rniH. ruptcd, active practice for over
thiltv yrtr;.
"turi" 'FH years past have INDUCED
freely IN Mrf bathing in the summer.
Myhcad IS not bald and there is but very
little gray in re- hair. | am stronger,
both physically and mentally, than / was
twenty years ago, and am taken by
everybody to he ten or fifteen years
younger than am. While | attribute
these favorable conditions largely to thc
use If some 5000 lemons n year, l have
not demons on the brain" My patients
frequently ask if il would benefit them
to drink lemonade rs | do. The answer
must necessarily depend upon the APP
pc2Hancc, temperament, condition, etc,
OF the IucstionCr. ! do not think that
lemon juice is injurious to anybody, but
would not advise that my example should
be followed Unfortunately. People
are apt to rush to extremes and do some
very foolish things when any now idea
is advanccd-although for that matter
lemons have been in domestic use for
ages. The trouble is that they have been
ngpJ tnn SHp1inplv inI. , tfp Nr-,.D,,,s ,,.o.
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Mother as Kidnappcr.
MORE ABOUT THE MCDANIEL CAsE.-wIPR
NO. ONE GETS POSSESSION OF HER
CHILD.
A Touching scono in Augusta, On.

For the past two weeks tho readers of
The ADVERTISER have been fully pos
ted rs To tho progress oftho unsual and
sensational case # tho much-marricd
man Mcdaniel and his multiciplicity of
Of wivos. After thospostponment of tho
bigamy trial, all the p arties left this
community, and to tho Augusta Chron-
icle, wo arc indebted for particulars as
to further developments:
Tho Chronicle says Mrs Mcdaniel is
employed hore at tho Siblcy Mills and
from all that can DO learned Is n hard
working women, who is spoken kindly
ofby all. Mr. McDanlo1, it will be re-
~memberod, is out ofjail on bond,
1t appears from what can be learned
that about seven months < the moth
or OF Mcdaniel visited her daughter In
law and begged TO DC allowed to take
tho child for a fow weeks. Obtaining
the littlo one sho sent 1t to Its father.
For seven long month"; tho mothers
heart has ached for its littlo sunbeam,
but her distress was beyond control yes
terday afternoon, Mr. Mcdaniel, came
70 Augusta 70 try aud adjust mattora,
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NOUNGS' CROSS ROADS.

-. ~
We arc like a little ;raun who
said thathc vas so hurorv ftbot hr
really didn't k.uW where he vnuII
stop overnight. Thccropsornm crow.
ingso fast that we don't know What
to write.
Can't. w. r.. Crews. of Tho CHM
ton t~ypcScttcrs: Licut, Geo, Al
bright, of thc ci~arctt artillery. ana
Commodore Cullen Bournc. Of mo
tin fleet, paid orr sonctum q viz
it Il few evenings since. Can AGAIN
gents, and we will cut the rnttcI
musk melon and have music and
dancing.
\ series Of RELIGIONS mcrtinms
under the charrcorRcy. IA. MIR
tin, Will begin at Hurricane church
(BaptisD, today, "Wednesday, 2Oth
We would like to inform ~"IIosrn
that we too can throw bomhs info
the camp of the pcryimmou beer
rarty as well MS thcv can throw
them into our camD but don't fool
disposed to do so since il prnyokrs
our better half (NIrs. TnlInhnsscn>
to ANGER. makes her q WOO hit moo
wish, causes her to say lots Of IN
kidd things, and threaten to 90
back to her ma. We'll, would
rather she would 90 back ia her
ma than to have her ma with us.
For above all things heaven dcliv-
or us from the clutches of the av-
cragc mothcr-in-law. We of course
are 10th to part with our dear COM
panion, so we Withdraw from the
conflict andlct the pcrsimmon beer
party throw their bombs while we
remain quiet and devote cur lois
ure moments TO pacifyinr the old
lady and carrcssing the baby.
In reading tho history of the
Mexican war we find that on ore
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6Ountq Correspondence
ROCK BRIDGE.
Rock Bridge, S. c..
July Goth, 1883.

Rock Bridge, S. G..
July Goth, 1883.
Editor Laurcns ADVEErI#EE:
The Vicinltyof Rockbridgc was
visited on yesterday by II terrific
h~urricancc accompanied by vivid
Tightening, heavy thunder and hard
rain. The winds began their mad
work Of demolition at Mr.. w. f.
Bailcy's, by unrooIing his barn and
stables, and intensified rs it went,
'till ii struck Miss SaIlic y. Davis
place. where it made sad havoc
with garden and yard fencing,
shade and fruit trees, scuppcnong
and grape arbors. 1T blow the gar
rett window of her dwelling in,
and threw the sash to the opposite
end ofthc house, breaking the glass
to shiVcrs. The old iVy-clad oak
which stood in her flower garden,
and which was the admiration of
all who saw it, was torn assunaer
by the whirling winds, its massive
branches being thrown to the
grouhd. The next object of its flu
ry was spent on Book Bridge Chap
ell, which was blown off its pillars,
ana although not blown over was
D0(lIN wrecked, and nav have tD
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TALLAHASSEE
Hurricane Notes by "HaS9."

The farms Of Hurricane are small
but are well cultivated. We have
several ncighbors who have old
corn enough to make their meat for
next year. Some of our young men
are so carried away with their crops
That they begin to talk taify. Ask
now much wheat the old man had
thrCShCd.
D. Il. Tribblc, N. Y. Bell and j. Il.
Adair have returned from Green
wood.
McsSrs Meadows and Smith have
boon visiting i'll this community
this week.
The prOtracted meeting is on
hand with Us this week. Rev. Mr..
Martin thinks he has found IL rough
crowd. One Of our WiduWCrS left
his little boy at the church the 9TH
cr day, getting Il mile away before
he discovered tho mistake.
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with Mrs Mcdaniel No 1, would listen
ed and she would have her child and re-
vcngc. Finding he could do nothing,
Mr. Mcdaniel wcntto Aikou, leaving in
structions wi6h tho nurse and Mrs Rob-
erts, with whomc he was boarding, that
Ii child vas not to DO allowed to 20
out of tho house. Tho servant however
ont to visit Il friend and took with her
the child. Tho watchful mother was Oh
tho abort for her littlo onc, and as tho
nurse II child reached tho corner Of
Campbell and Tolfair ~strcots, the moth
or, with rush, caught her daughter III
her arms. Tho scream OF the child wore
hoartrcnding. Tho littlo ono evidently
did not wish to accompany the mother,
and cried aloud "thcy want to tallo me
from my papa" but her walls were in
vain. The mother took tho child to her
go to her father. Mrs Mcdaniel went
before Ordinary Walton and had IL writ
of habcaS corpus sued out for tho posses
sion of the girl. Constable Bennett will
deliver tho child to tho O~rdinary'S court
tomorrow, when the habcaS corpus case
VIII be tried and tho care Of tho child do
cidcd.
Mrs Mcdaniel says tho child has boon
Cancd away from her and taught to
forget her during the past seven months.
She is determined to nave the child and
equally determined to send Mcdaniel to
the pcnitcntiary for bigamy.
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James Russell, Lowerl IN London.

Mr.. james Russell Lowrll was tho
most conspicuous Of Mrs. Phelps callers.
He came in about jo'clccE with his most
impressive manuCr Mr.. Lowell is looking
quite Old, and. although he tries to con
vcy tho impression that he is walking in
q iaunty, easy manner, it is plain t. be
seen that he does not move without an
effort. After shaking hands with Mrs.
Phelps he wen around the room looking
Cor old friends, Of whom lie found many.
He shakes hands in the latest English
fashion, the fashion which was intro
duccd in Washington last winter by Mrs.
Hclyar, the wife of enc Of the under
secretaries Of the British legation.
This style OF hand shaking, | have no
doubt, is very amusing 10 the Il who
employs it. but it is not IN agreeable
sensation to ore not prepare! FOR it. The
fingers are tightly Graspcl hy the English
hand shaker, and at the same tim" he
lifts his elbow on a line with his shout
der. lie then suddenly brings your
hand close to his breast with u jerk. and
then drops it SO quickly that orc not
accustomed to this violence is in danger
of losing his balance whom tire dead drop
follows tho energetic jerk. Mr. Lowell
has thus hand shake to perfection; i'll
fact, have never seen III Englshmau
who seemed to 90 tho jerk and drop
with such suldonncs8 and dash as does
Mr., Lowell. l noticed, however, that
in shaking hands with the young girls
and pretty women in the room the drop
did not follow quite SO Don as when
shaking hands with the old dowagcrs.
He appeared very self-conscious, and
when he entered the room it was
with the air of a man who expected 60
create n tremendous sensation. l did
not discover any great colnmotion, how
ever, over his arrival, although he knew
nearly every one in the room. s~
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Current News Notes,
And Pungcnt Paragraphs, Picked and
Packed PromiscousIy.- PithiIy
Pointed, Paragraph
ically Tut.

Tho ~SpartanburG jrcHbytcr.ana have
called Rev. -. +. Wilson TO the pastor
ate and he has siYniiied his Willingness
to ac1CnU.
yes" said logg, Gas Il success l have
always boon failure, but as a failure, /
have always boon an unqualified sue
cess"
Noxt to being disappointed IN love,
nothing is sadhcr in Il young mans life
than to discover thattnc bloom is fad
ing from his srnmc suit.
~Grccnvillo had Il 30cts shooting scrapc
Saturday night, between two negroes.
The would be murderer has ned the
r2almand the victim stilllingcrs.
In tho bright lexicon of youth there is
no such word as fail, bUt latcr on, when
tho youth gets into business for himself
then the word shows up in Good shape.
Arrangements will soon be mado to
commence work OF the Mountain Shoals
Factory. Laborcrs arc pouring in daily
IRON all quarters looking for II Job when
they do commence,
There has boon some little talk and
excitement concerning tho Hoover
movement around Lanfo,d station, hut
all has quoted downs and peace and har-
mony seem TO reign between the two ra-
cCS.
Dwcllcrs on the banks Of the Kansas
river arc much exercised because the
water rCCcutlV turned to a dark Green
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WATERLOO
IIANEY.

Miss Matte Mcdaniel, of SimD-
son Mill, is visiting Miss Gussic
Henderson, of this town.
Miss Florence Boyd, Il charming
young lady of Clinton, is visiting
the family of Mrs j. ". Harris.
Mr. Lee Ferguson, of Clinton, is
visiting friends here.
G. G. Hill, of Grccr's, has been in
town for several days dclligcnt
work, lett in disgust, but hope he
will come and try it again.
Miss Mamie Turner, who has
been visiting here for some time
has returned home.
boh's fnircst daughters paid our
town a visit sometime since.
Miss Irene Harris, a charming
young lady of this place, is visiting
the family of Mr. John Goddard, of
Mt. Gallagher.
Mr. Il. j. Boyd, II Of the young
men here has gone to Augusta, so
he says; but we are Informed that
their is some n at JOhnStOn'S that
attracts his attention down that
way.
Miss Jennie NTikcll, of Charles
toa, is visiting the family of a. Il.
Nance, ofthis town.
We were panied to learn that
our friend and ncighbor Mai. II. n.
Cunningham, had II slight stroke
OF Paralysis in the left Side0f his
face, on Tuesday last, but we arc
pleased to hear that he is doing
quite well at this writing. Iii is
4 Ia, ,,,,,, So, - =. $780, I